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Canada is aligning with Europe. Will securities regulators get on board with compulsory climate reporting?
While Canada waits and watches, its largest trade partners are racing ahead with mandatory disclosure rules, says investor advocacy network SHARE
A partnership that delivers impact
How the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the Government of Canada and communities are using the PACE financing model to scale energy efficiency and resilience
Reality is catching up with Canada’s export dreams for green hydrogen
Once hailed as Atlantic Canada’s next clean-energy boom, green hydrogen faces steep economic and technical hurdles, yet still holds promise
Watch the horizon
EDITORIAL | Climate change makes futurists of us all. Pay attention to the ones who look farther.
Graduate impact distinguishes top sustainable MBA programs
The schools in our 2026 Better World MBA ranking know that sustainability is no passing trend
Fossil fuel expansionists beware: demand is cooling
Fossil fuels are bad for the planet, but are major oil and gas projects still good long-term investments? Probably not.
Batteries beat gas for powering data centres, report finds
Fossil fuel power has become the go-to for the AI industry, but batteries are cleaner, cheaper and faster-to-deploy
Meet the solution generation
We have one thing to say about this bold batch of tomorrow-shapers, consciousness-raisers and sustainability wizards: let them cook
The top global cities growing more urban forests
Cities are increasingly using urban forests as infrastructure and are building the plans and capacity to support them long-term
In a landmark climate trial, Canadian youth accuse the government of violating their rights
Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s first youth-led climate lawsuit to take on the federal government
The AI backlash is hitting sustainable investors
Sustainable investors piled into Big Tech before the AI boom. Now, as backlash builds and threats multiply, those investments are getting harder to justify.
Canadian philanthropists are funding mineral exploration and calling it Indigenous reconciliation
OPINION | Charities that use flow-through financing for mineral exploration are complicit in undermining Indigenous rights